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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGE WORKS-A large assort-
~ ment of Victorias, cabriolets, Duquistas,
broughams, four and six-seat rockaways, ex-
tension-tOp cabriolets, extension-top Sur
reys, open and canopy Surveys, loop-front
ladies' phaetons, low-wheeled phaetons, road
wagons, etc., at lowest possible prices quail
ity considered ;sall work guaranteed strictly
as represented. lie. NJ. Hallowell d Co., SOB
to 511. Minnesota ST. 1891
nELIvERY HORSE for sale, cheap A
IL n. Elliott. al East Fourth st. 250-252
DOR SALE-very cheap, draft horse per-
l. fectly sound and without fault; also q
small barn for rent. Inquire at Jeff's Cab
Line barn, 1872 East Eighth st. 245-251
HORSES-For SALE one good team of
IL horses; will drive single or double. Call
at $50 Robert st. 251-253
HORSES for sale very cheap. Call at 164
LII University av. Don't fail; this is cheap.
25l-253
DONY for Sale-A cream colored pony. four
l. years old, weighs about 600 766 lyle
hart ST. PSI
C16O FOR a gentle horse, with top
.plCO buggy, harness and cutter; SIS buys
handsome Young pony, broke in for boys to
ride and drive. M. Hester, 154 West Isabel
st. 251-255
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81. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS en- this page viii be inserted unde,
siassined headingsaccording to the following
TARIE
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NEDAR ST, sos, Opposite Capitol-For
~ rent, large front room. nicely furnished.
250-2J1
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nRUG STORE-All or half, for sale:
~ good one. Paul Jessup, Minneapolis.
251-252
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BIG sACRIFICE-One boarding
II house, l house with IA furnished
rooms; best location in city; full roomers; 1
butcher shop, L barber shop, 2 grocery stores,
2 restaurants, 3 cigar and confectionery
stores, best second class hotel in city, feed
ing 400 per day, 2 flats fine furnished rooms;
your own figure; also boarding house, 3 and
unfurnished rooms to rent, and saloon.
Mckenny d Falde, IL West Fourth, near
Wabasha 251
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JACKSON ST., 513-A few more nice
~ large rooms left at 513 jackson ST., the
old Davidson mansion, with board refer
enceS required. 251-25I
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COLLEGE Az, 24-Elegant front room
~ suitable for two table board; block
from capitol. 250-252
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NAkROLa ST. 4I6, Near St Anthony
- Hill Cars-A front room nicely fur
nished, for one or two gentlemen; references
required. 44S-45O
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AUCTION SALES.
A. M. DOherty, Auctioneer,
422 Wabasha ST.

81 VERY VALUABLE LOTS, near the
state Fair grounds, to be sold at auc-
tlon will sell at auction on the premises,
At tne southeast corner of the State Fair
i E,Gh ba on Saturday, Sept. 10, at 3 O'Clock
2, Lake Park addition, Second division. This
properly Is i'll the very heart of the finest dis
.fict between the cities, within two blocks of
Inc smelling avenue station of the Northern
racine railroad. The lots front on Smelling
avenue (Which is now being graded at the ex-
bense of $50, O00), Aroma avenue, Wynn and
nEeda streets; the grounds lie almost per-
,SSctiy level and command very fine view of
-, ,ae surrounding country. The sale will be
mace very easy. For particulars call on or
l,aqGress A Nj. Doherty. auctioneer, 422 Wa
lbasha st. 24S-53
1.-TWO HOUSES and Fine Lot at Auction
Will sell at auction on the premises, on
ne me corner OF Jay and Martin sts., Monday,
sept. II, at o'clock in the afternoon, the
me lot on the northeast corner of said
streets, 50x125, together with the improve
ments thereon, which consists of one good
ittNwo'story dwelling and one very good cottage;
!tnese buildings rent at present for $50 per
month, or 1882 per year; the location is CEN
itrai, being but ten minutes walk from the
new court house; there is to-day no central
property In the city that can be bought at as
reasonable rates as property in this section,
;inbeing one of the points that have not been
doomed, and consequently has not been held
attain extrayagant price, compared with other
portions OF the city, although it is an ac-
Snowledged fact that st. Paul property is to-
day the lowest priced property of any city of
It's size In the Union; the terms will be made
very easy and announced on the grounds on
the day of sale. A. NJ Doherty, auctioneer,
422 Wabasha St, St Paul. 24S-55
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY at
Auction-On the corner of Cedar and
Second sts., / will sell at auction Thursday,
Sept. 8, at 10 oelock in the forenoon, the
valuable business corner on Cedar and Sec
ond SITS; this property is we'll located, being
within one block of the fine building erected
by the Globe Publishing company, the new
court house, the Union and the Court
House blocks and many other buildings of
equal prominence; the sale will be made i'm
peratiye; this Will be one of the best chances
ever offered to buy truly fine piece of bust
ness property at your own price; the terms
will be made very easy-40 per cent. cash, the
balance in one and two years at s per cent.
interest; further particulars will be given
hereafter. A. N. Doherty. auctioneer. 422
WabaSha ST., ST. Paul Mimi 24S-51
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CANADA ST, 594 Furnished rooms.
~ modern improvements; also room mate.
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EIGHGH ST, AZ, EAsT-Large front
IL room for two: board 25l-252
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nRUGGIST-Bya an experienced and reg
- istered pharmacist; wholesale and re-
tail experience; capable of taking full charge.
Address Kino Globe ;
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EIFTH ST, 40 WEST-Two nicely
l. furnished front rooms for two gentle
men; centrally located and all the modern
convenienceS; references required 251-i54
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HMPLOYMENT-A young man attending
IL school would like to work for board;
can drive horses. Address j. Macy. general
delivery. 25O-251
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TGLEHART ST, 377-For rent four I'M
l. furnished rooms on first floor and two
furnished on the second floor. Apply at 377
Iglehart st. 251-253
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Personal.

4 RS. ALICE BAGNELL, magnetic
,er diseases. 356 Broadway. city. 249-255
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
COW LOST-Cow and calf. last Friday,
~ from 1872 East Rose ST.: cow was red
calf had strap around its neck; finder please
return to above number and receive reward.
PSI
COW FOUND-A brindle cow with brass
~ knobs on horns. Owner call at Mrs. j.
P. Mellanson's, Little Canada, and pay
charges and receive same. 2o1
CHESTNUT MARE LOST-Shod before,
~ eighteen years old, leather shield on
right fore ankle, no halter. From 233 East
Winefred St., West st. Paul. Reward $40 if
returned to E. r. Pierce, Bethel chaplain.
250-252
DOG LOST-Red Irish setter dog; an
u swers to the name OF Rex. 229 East
Fourth st. 251
HORSE LOST-Brown horse which ran
IL away last night from % Cedar st. 5
MASONIC CHARM LOST-A gold Ma
Isl sonic charm, engraved Michael Levy.
A liberal reward will be given if returned to
Levy's One-Price Clothing House, corner
Third and Minnesota SITS. 251
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ENMPLOYMENT-Situ by young
IL man, nineteen years old, in wholesale
store; three years experience III groceries.
Address W d L, 212 Pearl ST. 4
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TOHN ST, 623-For rent, two pleasant
q furnished rooms. within one block of
street cars psi
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II ARDWARE-Good clean stock of hard
LII ware forlsale; long established business !;
good trade. Address Box LIT, Faribault,
Mimi. 251-257
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CANADA ST, 565 -Newly-furnished
~ room with tirst-class table board; 6
O'Clock dinner 250-254
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ENGiNEER-Situ wanted by young
~ man as engineer, state license; best Of
reference. Address 2 Globe
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EORT ST. 37S, NOkTH-For rent two
l. rooms on lower floor; water and cellar
25l-252
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TGLEHEART ST, 37T.-Four unfur-
nished rooms on first floor and two fur
niShed rooms on second floor 2I6-42
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-By the St. Paul
1fl Trust Company 100000, in sums of
$1,000 to $4,000. Purchase money mort
cages caShed
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BUTCHER SHOP-For SALE butcher shop
ID doing n good business in a fiourishing
town; location of railroad shopS;. $40. 900
seminary in course of constructions; good To-
cation; everything booming; satisfactory
reasons for selling. Address W. F. Ansen,
Montiyedeo, Mimi. 249-256
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EfMPLOYMENT-Si by young
IL man who wants to work; good PEN
man and accountant; will hustle for money.
D. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

4 GENTS WANTED-S150 to $500 per
a month; 800 agents wanted to sell 1.-The
Circle OF L eful Knowledge;' contains the
shortest, simplest and best sytem of timber,
stone and iron measurement in the world:
measuration, the use of the board, slide and
Sauglng rules: 500 new rules and numbers
or valuable receipts; mention this paper.
To- 25j
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD and rooms wanted by lady and
II gentleman. Address Bee Hive Enter
prise, 81 East Fifth. PSI
QOARD-Wanted, about Oct l, board and
II room by man and his wife; large
room with alcove or 2 rooms; will pay $50
per month; references given. Address K. L.,
134 East Fourth st. 25I-252
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4 MEAL FOR 1Oc-Beet steak and pota-
"A toes, Sc: ham and eggs and potatoes.
Zoe: coffee with bread and butter, SC; try
our New England boiled dinner 15c; oysters
any style: open all night. New York restau-
rant, 442 jackson ST. 249-262
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EOR PARADISE LOST, read Milton:
i for Paradise Found read next sun
days issue Of this paper 247-o53
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IKOCERY-FOr sale one fancy grocery
" store, with confectionery, cigars and
stationery, near school house; also one new
Cortland platform spring wagon and hand
made single harness, and one large peanut
rooster with whistle. Corner East Third and
Maple. 25I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

IL for drug store, hardware store, lumber
yard, blacksmith and wagon makers, harness.
makers, at Lowry, Kensington, Hoffman,
Barrett Elbow Lake and Wendell new towns
on the Minneapolis Pacific railroad; lots at
reasonable terms and prices. Address Oscar
Torrison, town site agent, Elbow Lake. Mimi.
245 OIL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

A PARfMENTS-Bes apartments, single
II or en- suite, in city for bachelors, in the
new block, corner Tenth and ST. Peter SITS;
steam heat; bath rooms; all modern convent
ences; unfurnished from $40 per month
upwards /; ready for occupancy Sept 10.
Apply to j. r. & S. McAiurran. room z, Globe
building 214-253
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CANADA ST, 52S-Furnished room, with
~ use of bath, for one or TWO gentlemen;
reference 25O-257
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EXCHANGE ST, 366, NORTEI-Com-
II fortably furnished room on second floor
for single gentleman: bath adjCins. 249-25I
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ENLAT-A fiat of four rooms suitable for
l. offices. Inquire of Michaud Il Michaud
392 Robert. 244*
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ROARD-Wanted 10y gentleman, board
~ and room in private family; central To-
cation and moderate terms. Address M 81,
Globe. 250-252
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DOR SALE-A fine drug business for sale,
L or exchange for real estate. Calamus
P. o. Box 2207, st. Paul. 249-251
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p OOM-One nicely furnished front room
IL for rent; suitable for gentleman and
lady; restaurant next door. Inquire at 81
Broadway. 25I-255
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M ARTIN ST, 291.-Three new rooms
w with city water; S12 per month. 251a
n NTH ST, 50. EAST-Nicely furnished
L rooms. Ell suite or single, with or with
out board $50. 253,
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observation-disclosures by a first-class rail
L way freight man. fifteen years expert
ence in traffic and transportation depart
ments; familiar with minut4 of the bust
ness. Address B II. Globe. 25l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

M man as porter; one memo not afraid afraid of Work
must be intelligent; German or Swede pre-
ferred. Apply at o'clock, Fourth ST. en-
trance. Dickinson, corner Fourth and st.
Peter st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

l. hotel on Robert; cigars and confection-
cry on Seventh; interest in manufacturing;
best barber shop on jackson st.; business
chances of all kinds. Remember, $50
jackson, ground floor 249-25I
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

Male.
A OUR BOARDING HOUSE," Az
~ - waoasha ST. you can get the best weekly
board in the city for 1925; best food, best
COOKING; select dining room; all good square
meals. 1881
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

STORE-For rent. a store well suited for a
~ barber or butcher shop or hardware
store, " it'll four living rooms upstairs Apply
at saloon OH the premises, corner ,Jossette
and Martin, or Fl. Griesgraber, 1U3 West
Tenth st. 81
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FAIRFIELD Ay., IA EAST-Furnished
Il rooms to rent. 25l-255
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FURNITURE and lease of a ten-room
l. house, central location, modern i'm
provements; suitable for room renting or
boarding house; a bargain if taken at once
Address F 81, Globe. 25O-253
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CEDAR ST, 63T-FurniShed room with
~ board and use of bath 25O-251
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MENEY LOANED on all kinds OF per-
w sonal property, household furniture,
horses, ETC.; also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 Jackson ST., j. E. Flanagan, mana
ger. 1928
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

DOR PARADISE LOST. read Milton; Tor
Paradise Found, read next Sundays
issue Of this paper 247-253
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EOK PARADISEL LOST, read Milton for
l. Paradise Found, read next Sunday is
sue of this paper. 2I7-25
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(tUTTER-Wanted situation as assistant
- cutter; can also act as trimmer and
salesman; six years experience in first-class
house. Address III. SanuerSOn, Y. NJ. c. A,
WabaSha st. 251-252
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage at
lsl lowest cost without delay Installment
mortgages made payable in sums to suit Dor
rover William n. Viguers, southeast cor
ner Fourth and Robert streets. 1907
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D OOMS-Two nicely furnished rooms in
~ Park place. with board, for gentlemen.
Address II "A, Globe 251-252
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PLEASANT AV., 1S1-Two newly fur
! nished rooms; use or bath, etc; location
desirable o51s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08

TlRIF ER-A Scandinavian to drive brew
~ cry wagon: must understand English;
good wages paid to sober and energetic
man. Apply Drewry's brewery, Payne ay.
0S1-OS2
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STOaE-For rent, brick store 23xSO. with
- fixtures; best location good opening for
either dry goods clothing, boots and shoes or
furniture. Address P. o. box 744, Albert
Lea, Mimi 250-254
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

TIE farmsr aat 10 bis easy ehaiF
On eumnleF Sunday morn,
And sniisd - hs snsasd ne odSIoua
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ave thank Thss. Lord. for The hlssssd
boon
OF Iifs IL he ooanlEy here.
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We thank Thee that we sfe not e sa
Like pesple doun there 70 XoEk,
Who aeek & aaioen % . eoaoegt ball
Whsn thFouah with their weekly
Work.
We thank Thss fog legislative powers
To ohauea their wicked wAys,
And hope 70 give then thirsty bcaFs
Through many Sibbath days"
The farmer smiled and almest laughed
AZ be Fuhbed bic fsouEg head,
And then bis nioat s1one fence n
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Ana siumbiai up stairs 70 bed.
--Draks's TrasslisT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

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may suffer. Thsss little aeoidsuts Euk-
fis the temper and embitter the memory
Of toe operation. The small aMairs OF
the toiles are net accomplished e8etly.
and the female mind 10 rn1ted By the
destruction Of the laooFieus embelllsh-
ments Of the morning hour.
The eubEscs Il merely the throUina
out and partial contraction Of the arms,
without auy special atteaticn 90 an 90
isotivs point. Near relatives should Be
embraced and not huREed. An especial
" young and pretty ant may Be except-
l al ana eases are known whore IN ex-
trsmsay Juvenile and good looking step.
| motheE has BEEN the occasion OF tne
merging Of the embraces into the huR
| Bat this is rarely done, particularly I
the ombzaoeE h dependent on the parss
OF tie old man for the necessities q
veil az tie Injuries Of life. To en-
braos Q mother in-IAw ID hollow mock
cry, and should be attempted only
when come important ohisos is 10 b
attained, and even thea u IL hardly ex
ousable. chicago Inter. Ocsan.
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II lrsoapissa thai the tFouhls over tbs
ownership e foar aarss Of land IL
BAKER City, dseSa&d By the Stats % he
school diseeeors % that city for 6f60a
h nos yea over. When the deed vas h.
seed !. a. Boyd. Who originally eonnind
ne property 30 ne Baker uify Aca1smy,
Alad . pFutss1 aRainsl Zach tNsnAnce
9th The seats ssAool board. claiming
thai uhen - originally donalea tAe
property 70 he Aeadamy Coupany. be
stipaiaied thaa Il wss - be devoted b
sceool pafpeses. His FeqaiEs@anas net
eavtaR been eamplied With. he tna1saa
toAa the psopeFay Fevefts DO ht1. snd be
~ Sanae
lee Davis. changed With steAlina q
uHteo. - nsw being triad for pslsy lax-
eEny ~ . isFs, hsfors 5osfies 0'D6naid.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

asked ny fair. one happy day.
what ahOdld eall her u my lay;
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Gfoeoeg
LalaRe. Ntara. Ohloris,
eappho. Lusoia or Doris,
AFethasA OF Laerues.
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Beloved, what are names bat ART
Chooss thoa whatever suits ny pian-
Gall me eApphe, call ne OhloFis.
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Mande. JeEusha, AFethnaA;
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